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Curriculum Vitae CURRICULUM VITAE KEVINA VULINEC Professor, Wildlife Ecology Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources Delaware State University Dover, Delaware 19901 USA (302) 883-1719 [email protected] __________________________________________________________________ EDUCATION Ph.D. University of Florida, Dissertation: "Dung Beetles, Monkeys, and Seed Dispersal in the Brazilian Amazon.” 1999 M.S. University of Chicago, 1993 M.S. University of Cincinnati, 1983 B.A. Kent State University, 1978 (Graduation with Honors) PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Professor, Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources, Delaware State University. August 2013-present. Current research: Biodiversity conservation, anthropogenic change, and ecosystem function; Bat ecology in the US and Neotropics, including habitat use, ecosystem services, and conservation; bats and wind turbines; bats and coastal habitats, bats and migration patterns; white-nose syndrome in North American bats; Tropical ecology; seed-dispersal communities in the Amazon; community structure, hunting, and environmental disturbance; the value of secondary forest for seed dispersers, reforestation using natural dispersal agents; conservation, ecology, and behavior of Neotropical primates and dung beetles. Courses taught at DSU: • Mammalogy • Ornithology • Wildlife and Fisheries Management • Advanced Wildlife Biology (Undergraduate/Graduate) • Tropical Agriculture, Ecosystems, and Conservation (Field course in Neotropics) • Experimental Design (Graduate) • Conservation and Restoration Ecology (Graduate) K. Vulinec - 2 • General Ecology • Non-majors Ecology Affiliated Faculty, NOAA Environmental Cooperative Science Center (ECSC), Mentor and supervise students on coastal and estuarine environmental projects under the ECSC program. 2013-present Senior Biologist; Instructor and Chiropterologist, Operation Wallacea, Cusuco National Park, Honduras. Organize and supervise 5 bat biologists and students in biodiversity sampling, acoustic monitoring. Instructor for Forest Ecology course. June-August 2015 - 2016. Co-Instructor, Zoology in the Cloud Forest, La MICA Biological Station Fundación Centro de Investigación Biológica El Copé, S.A. (Panama) El Cope-La Pintada. Provincia de Cocle. Republica de Panama. January 2015. http//www.lamica.org Part-Time Faculty Instructor, Pymatuning Laboratory of Ecology Field Station, University of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, August 2013. Researcher, Biological Dynamics of Forest Fragments Project, Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas da Amazônia, Manaus, Amazonas, Brazil and the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institution, Washington DC. 2011-present Associate Professor, Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources, Delaware State University. 2006-2013. Assistant Professor, Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources, Delaware State University. August 2001-2006. Editorial Boards, Subject or Associate Editor Biotropica, Association for Tropical Biology, 2003-2007. Tropical Conservation Science, 2007-present. Chair: Mid-Atlantic Chapter of the Ecological Society of America 2012-2013. MARC*U STAR (Minority Access to Research Careers) Faculty Research Mentor: Delaware State University, 2012-2014. Faculty Advisor Student Group: Co-advisor to the Delaware State University Wildlife Society Student Organization, 2008-present. Student Affairs Committee Chair: The Wildlife Society MD-DE Chapter, 2003- 2006. K. Vulinec - 3 Guest Professor, Antioch College, Brazilian Ecosystems Program, Antioch Education Semester Abroad: Amazon tropical rainforest ecology section, 2003. Postdoctoral Research Associate, Department of Wildlife Ecology and Conservation, University of Florida. Forest Service project monitoring the effects of fire and fire surrogates on wildlife populations, including nesting birds, small mammals, and foraging woodpeckers in Florida pine flatwoods (with Drs. Kathryn Sieving and George Tanner); research on seed dispersal dynamics and habitat disturbance in the Brazilian Amazon; Class taught: Forest Wildlife Restoration. 2000-2001. Postdoctoral Research Associate. Department of Zoology, University of Florida. Seed dispersers and fragmented forests in Uganda, Africa; selection pressures on seed size and shape (with Dr. Colin Chapman). 2000-2001. Research Associate, Florida State Collection of Arthropods. 1997-present. Environmental Specialist III, St. John's Water Management District, Field Office, Melbourne, Florida: Supervisor of Environmental Science Department at Melbourne Field Station; Duties: Designing and implementing water quality, and ecological field studies for freshwater floodplain marshlands and coastal ecosystems (atmospheric precipitation studies, willow growth following prescribed fire; effect of fire on marsh vegetation; water quality and vegetation correlates in maintaining habitat for endangered snail kites, dissolved oxygen and aquatic weed treatment; biodiversity and management of floodplain marsh; sea grass monitoring; lagoon and inlet water quality); managing contracts for applied research; analysis and interpretation of study results; supervision of field personnel. 1993-1995. Assistant Curator of Entomology, Cincinnati Museum of Natural History; Duties: Curation (cataloging, handling loans and donations, maintenance); research; teaching and public service (public programs, summer science camp for teens, insect identifications and consultations); exhibits (script writing, research, design, and artwork). 1981-1986. Temporary Faculty, University of Cincinnati; Anatomy and Physiology (lectures and coordination of laboratories, supervision of teaching assistants). 1981. Part-time Faculty, Northern Kentucky University, Anatomy and Physiology, General Biology. 1981. K. Vulinec - 4 AWARDS • Fulbright Scholar Alumni Ambassador appointment 2016-2018 • Nomination, University Faculty Excellence in Research Award, Delaware State University, 2015 • US Fish and Wildlife Service Faculty Fellowship to Puerto Rico, 2014 • Fulbright Faculty Scholar to Brazil, 2011 “Seed-Dispersing Bats in Fragmented Tropical Rainforest; Nocturnal Wildlife Audio-Video Technology Workshops for Students.” • Faculty Excellence Award for Teaching, Delaware State University, 2008 • Fulbright-Hays Doctoral Scholar to Brazil, 1998 • Gahan Fellowship, University of Florida, 1997-1998 • Florida Center for Systematic Entomology Fellowship, 1996 • Dickinson Award for Tropical Agriculture, University of Florida, 1996 • Women in Agriculture Club Scholarship, University of Florida, 1996 • Merit Award Charles and Anne Morrow Lindbergh Foundation, 1996 • Theodore Roosevelt Fellowship, 1990 • Sigma Xi Grant-in-Aid of Research, 1990 • Smithsonian Graduate Fellowship for research in Costa Rica, 1989 • Hinds Fund Award from the University of Chicago, 1989 • Armour Fellowship from the Field Museum of Natural History, 1989 GRANTS, Principal Investigator (except where indicated) • University of Delaware/First State Wind LLC; “Bat Mortality and Curtailment of the Wind Turbine at the University of Delaware Lewes Wind Turbine.” 2013- 2014 ($59,000) • EPSCoR undergraduate student research assistants, Scholarship funding for two students. 2014. • Maryland Department of Natural Resources, Lewes Wind Turbine Post- Construction Evaluation; “Wind Turbine and Bat Interaction Study: The Lewes, Delaware Wind Turbine as a Case Study.” 2013 ($30,000) • Academic Enrichment Delaware State University, Office of the Provost: “Seed- Dispersing Bats in Intact and Disturbed Tropical Rainforest.” 2012 ($5875) • HBCU-UP SMILE, Science & Mathematics Initiative for Learning Enhancement Undergraduate Research Support Minigrant; “Bat Activity and Insect Prey on Delmarva’s Golf Courses: Conservation of Ecosystem Functions on Altered Landscapes.” 2011 ($4000+undergraduate stipend) • Maryland Department of Natural Resources, Lewes Wind Turbine Post- Construction Evaluation; “Assessment of the Potential Attraction of Bats to the Lewes Turbine in Delaware.” 2011-2012 ($20,000) K. Vulinec - 5 • Delaware State University Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive Research seed Grant (EPSCoR), Co-PI, Dr. Virginia Balke, Delaware Tech Community College; Co-PI, Dr. Kirk Czymmek, University of Delaware; “Bats and White-Nose Syndrome on the Delmarva Peninsula: Scanning Electron Microscopy and Disease Proliferation.” 2011 ($30,000) • National Fish and Wildlife Foundation Grant; “Improving Golf Course Habitats to Facilitate Bat Conservation (DE, MD),” 2010-2012 ($60,000) • USDA Evans-Allen Grant; “Bat Activity and Conservation in Anthropogenically Disturbed Habitat: Testing Theory and Conservation.” 2010-2013 ($90,000) • Delaware State University Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive Research seed Grant (EPSCoR); “Emerging Diseases in Bats on the Delmarva Peninsula: Integrating Stable Isotope Analysis and Genetic Techniques to Trace the Origin of Migratory Bats and Disease Proliferation.” 2010 ($30,000) • Professional Development, Delaware State University; “Biotic community assembly and disassembly in Cassava slash-and-burn fields in the central Amazon.” 2008 ($3500) • Natural Resources Conservation Service, First State Resource Conservation & Development Council, Inc.; “Habitat Restoration for Bats at the Smyrna Agriculture Outreach and Research Center, Delaware,” 2006-2008 ($30,000) • USDA Cooperative State Research, Education and Extension Service; “Wildlife and Ecosystem Services on the Delmarva Peninsula.” 2005-2008 ($221,000) • Capacity Building Grant, U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) through the Higher Education Program
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